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Detailed Description of Prtc Transit Service APPENDIX A DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF PRTC TRANSIT SERVICE Detailed Description of PRTC Transit Service The following describes the major streets on the route alignment, general span of service, and average frequency for each of the PRTC routes. OMNIRIDE ROUTES Dale City Dale City/Lake Ridge-Capitol Hill AM: From Dale City Commuter Lot on Gemini the route then travels north on Dale Blvd, the route then travels east on Hillendale, to north on Prince William Parkway, then northeast onto Old Bridge where it does a jog onto Harbor, Tacketts Mill Dr and Minneville back to northeast on Old Bridge. From Old Bridge R1 turns southeast onto Route 123, it then takes exit 160 on I- 95/I-395 north where it travels over the 14th Street Bridge and non-stop to C Street and 14th Street. From C Street, R1 turns northwest onto 12th Street, then northeast onto Constitution and then east onto Pennsylvania. From Pennsylvania R1 makes a loop by heading northwest on 3rd St, northeast on E St., southeast on N Capitol and south on Louisiana back to 3rd St. R1 takes 3rd St southeast to south on Maryland and then southwest on Independence. The route ends at 7th St and Independence. Hours of Service: Weekdays, 6:13 a.m. – 7:39 a.m. Frequency: 1 trip Dale City/Lake Ridge-Capitol Hill PM: From 12th St and Independence R1 travels northwest on 12th St, northeast on Constitution, east on Pennsylvania, northwest on 3rd St, northeast E St, southeast on N Capitol, south on Louisiana back to 3rd St. R1 then travels southeast on 3rd St, south on Maryland and southwest on Independence to 14th St. At 14th St R1 travels southeast to I-395/14th St and then travels non-stop on I-95/I-395 to Exit 160 at Rte 123. From the exit, R1 travels northwest on Route 123 and then soutwest on Old Bridge. R1 then makes a square along Harbor, Tacketts Mill Dr and Minnieville back to Old Bridge. R1 then travels southwest on Old Bridge, south on Prince William Parkway, west on Hillendale, south on Dale Blvd and then west on Gemini where R1 ends at the Dale City Commuter Lot. Hours of Service: Weekdays, 5:10 p.m. – 6:36 p.m. Frequency: 1 trip Dale City- Pentagon & Crystal City AM: Four trips start from the Lindendale Commuter Lot on Dale Blvd, the route travels southeast and then southwest on Gemini to the Dale City Commuter Lot (where three trip originate). From the Dale City Commuter Lot, the route continues northeast on Gemini and then east on Dale Blvd. The route then travels north on Gideon to southeast on Town Center to the PRTC Transit Center (one trip originates from here). From the PRTC Transit Center the route continues northwest on Town Center to northeast on Potomac Mills Rd and Dr. The route then does a quick northeast jog onto Biddeford, then northwest on Telegraph to east on Prince William Parkway. Once on Prince William parkway the route takes Exit 158 to get on I-95/I-395 for non-stop travel. The route then gets off at Eads and travels west to the Pentagon. From the Pentagon the route heads back east on Eads, then north on 12th, east on Clark, north on 26th, west in Crystal and then south on 12th to end at Old Jeff Davis. There is also an LX route that has two trips in the morning. This section of the route travels A-1 | P a g e PRTC Transit Development Plan F Y 2 0 1 2 - 2017 through Lake Ridge. The LX route begins at the Dale City Commuter Lot and travels northeast on Gemini, northwest on Dale Blvd, northeast on Hillendale, north on Prince William Pkwy, northeast on Old Bridge, southeast on Harbor, northeast on Tacketts Mill, northwest on Minneville and then northeast back onto Old Bridge where it gets onto I-95 via Exit 160. Hours of Service: Weekdays, 4:25 a.m. – 9:32 a.m. Frequency: From Lindendale Commuter Lot: approximately 35 min. From Dale City Commuter Lot: approximately 45 min. From PRTC Transit Center: 1 trip LX from Dale City Commuter Lot: 45 min. Dale City- Pentagon & Crystal City PM: From Clark and 20th, the route travels east on Clark, north on 26th, west on Crystal, south on 12th and west on Eads to the Pentagon. From the Pentagon the route travels east on Eads to I-395/I-95 where it travels nonstop to exit 158. The route travels west off the exit, south on Telegraph, northwest on Biddeford, west on Potomac Mills Circle, southeast on Fall River, south on Gideon, southeast on Town Center/ Potomac Mills Rd to the PRTC Transit Center. From the PRTC Transit Center, the route travels northwest on Potomac Mills Rd/Town Center, south on Gideon, west on Dale Blvd, then southwest on Gemini to the Dale City Commuter Lot. From the Dale City Commuter Lot, the route travels northeast on Gemini then northwest on Dale Blvd to end at the Lindendale Commuter Lot. The DL-X route begins at the I-95 & Rte 123 Commuter Lot and travels west on Rte 123 to Old Bridge where it travels southeast on Harbor, northeast on Tacketts Mill and northwest on Minneville back to Old Bridge. At Old Bridge the route continues southwest, then south on Prince William Parkway, southwest on Hillendale, southeast on Dale to end at Dale and Birchdale. Hours of Service: Weekdays, 12:16 p.m. – 8:53 p.m. Frequency: approximately 30 min. DL-X trips: approximately 22 min. A-2 | P a g e PRTC Transit Development Plan F Y 2 0 1 2 - 2017 Dale City- Washington Navy Yard AM: Three trips start from the Lindendale Commuter Lot on Dale Blvd, the route travels southeast and then southwest on Gemini to the Dale City Commuter Lot (where one trip originates). From the Dale City Commuter Lot, the route continues northeast on Gemini and then southeast on Dale Blvd. The route then travels northeast on Gideon to south on Town Center to the PRTC Transit Center (one trip originates from here). From the PRTC Transit Center the route continues north on Potomac Mills Rd/Town Center to east on Potomac Mills Rd and Cir. The route then does a quick east jog onto Biddeford, then north on Telegraph to southeast on Prince William Parkway. Once on Prince William parkway the route takes Exit 158 to get on I-95/I-395 for non-stop travel. The route then gets off at Eads and travels northwest to the Pentagon. From the Pentagon the route heads back southeast on Eads, then northeast back onto I-395/14th St, then east on C St, south on 12th, southeast on Maine, east on M St, then south on 11th, east on O St and finally north on 12st where the route ends at the Maritime Plaza. The LX route begins at the Dale City Commuter Lot and travels east on Gemini, north on Dale Blvd, east on Hillendale, northeast on Prince William Pkwy, east on Old Bridge, south on Harbor, east on Tacketts Mill, north on Minneville and then east back onto Old Bridge where it gets onto I-95 via Exit 160. The route continues north on I-95/I-395 and ends at the Pentagon. Hours of Service: Weekdays, 4:43 a.m. – 9:32 a.m. Frequency: From Lindendale Commuter Lot: approximately 60 min. From Dale City Commuter Lot: 1 AM trip From PRTC Transit Center: 1 trip LX from Dale City Commuter Lot: 45 min. Dale City- Washington Navy Yard PM: From the Maritime Plaza at 11 St and N St, the route travels south on 11th, east on O St, north on 12th, west on M St, northwest on Maine, north on 12th, west on Independence, south on 14th, and southwest on I-395/14th St to the Pentagon. From the Pentagon the route travels southeast to I-395/I-95 where it travels southwest nonstop to exit 158. The route travels west off the exit, south on Telegraph, northwest on Biddeford, west on Potomac Mills Circle, southeast on Fall River, south on Gideon, southeast on Town Center/ Potomac Mills Rd to the PRTC Transit Center. From the PRTC Transit Center, the route travels northwest on Potomac Mills Rd/Town Center, south on Gideon, west on Dale Blvd, then southwest on Gemini to the Dale City Commuter Lot. From the Dale City Commuter Lot, the route travels northeast on Gemini then northwest on Dale Blvd to end at the Lindendale Commuter Lot. The DL-X route begins at the I-95 & Rte 123 Commuter Lot and travels west on Rte 123 to Old Bridge where it travels southeast on Harbor, southeast on Tacketts Mill and northwest on Minneville back to Old Bridge. At Old Bridge the route continues west, then southwest on Prince William Parkway, west on Hillendale, southeast on Dale to end at Dale and Birchdale. Hours of Service: Weekdays, 12:11 p.m. – 8:53 p.m. Frequency: approximately 25 min. DL-X trips: approximately 22 min. A-3 | P a g e PRTC Transit Development Plan F Y 2 0 1 2 - 2017 Dale City- Washington AM: Nine trips start from the Lindendale Commuter Lot on Dale Blvd, the route travels south and then west on Gemini to the Dale City Commuter Lot (where eight trips originate). From the Dale City Commuter Lot, the route continues east on Gemini and then southeast on Dale Blvd.
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